Agent X #15

Agent X #15, released in 2003, represents the final issue of the short-lived series published by Marvel Comics. The character, Alex Hayden, was created by Gail Simone and Udon Studios as a lighthearted, fourth-wall-breaking mercenary designed to build upon the momentum of the Deadpool franchise. The series was characterized by its witty dialogue, meta-humor, and distinctive, sleek art style that bridged the gap between traditional comic aesthetics and modern digital illustration.

The issue serves as the conclusion to a tumultuous editorial period for the series, which suffered from frequent delays and behind-the-scenes transitions. Written by Gail Simone with art by Udon, the story attempts to provide a sense of closure to the character's convoluted origin mystery. While the series did not sustain a long-term publication run, it has maintained a dedicated cult following among fans of the writer's specific brand of humor and the unique visual identity established by the Udon creative team.